Finalized BOT receipt
A Chain 677 transaction must identify the contributor, registered project treasury, BOT amount, Gas fee, block, and finality.
Transaction referenceEco Points
Recognition built on verifiable action.
Eco Points are designed as a non-transferable reputation layer derived from finalized BOT receipts, project evidence, and scoped attestations—not a token that can be bought or traded.
Recognition framework
3Verified inputsReceipt · Evidence · AttestationRequired
Recognition would be issued only when the supporting records remain linked and independently reviewable.
Recognition inputs
Every claim starts with evidence.
Project evidence
Treasury allocation, methodology, field evidence, and outcome claims stay linked through stable record identifiers.
Evidence packageScoped attestation
An authorized verifier reviews the claim within a defined scope and can dispute, supersede, or revoke its status.
Verifier signatureRecognition policy
Reputation without financializing nature.
The Eco Points policy defines accountable participation without representing ownership, yield, or a transferable environmental asset.
Non-transferable
Policy requires recognition to remain bound to the participation record and prohibits purchase, sale, or delegation to another wallet.
Participation integrityEvidence-scoped
Each recognition claim must retain its source receipt, project context, issuer scope, and supporting evidence trail.
Traceable provenanceAmendable by design
Disputed, superseded, expired, and revoked claims must remain visible as state changes instead of disappearing from history.
Append-only historyReview the full recognition lifecycle.
Read the framework See how BOT receipts, evidence, attestations, and portable participation records fit together.